Category - HANA

The load on an SAP HANA system can be managed by selectively applying limitations and priorities to how resources (such as the CPU, the number of active threads and memory) are used. Settings can be applied globally or at the level of individual user sessions by using workload classes.

In this article I try shortly show You how to use workload classes and workload class mappings. Let’s start.

From time to time You install and next uninstall specific addon’s to HANA. After that a red traffic light is displayed for one or several services. What can we do to get rid of the red controls?